Part 2 MANNY CARRANCHO SHARES TREASURED PHOTOS MADONNA STATUE CARRIED FROM THE GIL EANNES AT STATE PIER TO OUR LADY




A couple of years ago, because of research I was doing about Gordon Parks in Gloucester and thankfully Joey posted on Good Morning Gloucester, I was able to interview Manny and Joanna Carrancho. Manny and his family spent considerable time giving me a detailed account of earlier events in their lives. They shared treasured historic photos and first hand knowledge and were a delight. Part 2 photographs continue with a town procession from the state pier to the church.
More photographs tomorrow
Garden Preparations begins at Wolf Hill with Karen McBain
Karen MvBain works at Wolf Hill Garden Center and she also is the owner of Garden Paths “Garden Creations”
Three of Wolf Hill’s assistants help with some of the customers heavy lifting
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The view is looking better!

The the view is looking better and better everyday! Grateful for the views that surround us! Happy Gratituesday!
Tallys Catches A Big One On Pavilion Beach
High Ground
Now that I try to take both dogs on my run/walk in the afternoon, I am hard pressed to take photos. For anyone who has chanced upon me taking a Nantucket Sleigh Ride through town while being pulled by 100 pounds of dog can confirm that.
This intrigued me too much though to not stop last night. 6:30 in the evening and no one in sight.

Dedication to the nose hair game…
School Arts Festival this Saturday
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The Gloucester Public Schools Art Festival is here! Join us for a free day-long celebration of art, music, dance and theater. Amazing artwork by Gloucester’s pre-K-12 students will be on display and performances will take place all day. We’ll even have a group art project taking place in the Cape Ann Museum Courtyard. Don’t miss this fun, family event for all ages. Sponsored by Gloucester Education Foundation
When: Saturday, May 14, 2016 10:30am – 3:30pm
Location: Downtown Gloucester – Sawyer Free Library, City Hall, Cape Ann Museum, The Hive, Pleasant Street Tea Co. & Toodeloos!
Schedule of Events
10:30 AM: Opening Remarks – City Hall / High School Drama Workshop – Sawyer Free Library
10:45 AM: Dancing Through the Decades workshop with Sarah Swift – City Hall
11 AM-1 PM: Collage Art Project – Cape Ann Museum Courtyard (inside the Museum if raining)
11:15 AM: Mad Hot Ball Demonstration – City Hall…
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Celebrating Nurses Week – Special Offerings May 6 – 12th.
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Promoting Optimal Wellness for Body, Mind and Spirit
Happy Nurse’s Week!
Celebrating family, friends neighbors and colleagues in nursing –
- Nearly 3.4 million registered nurses in the United States constitute our nation’s largest health care profession
- Registered nurses meet the different and emerging health care needs of the American population in a wide range of settings.
- Nurses have been voted the most trusted profession in America in Gallup’s annual survey, ranking professions for their honesty and ethics
- 81% of Americans believe nurses’ honesty and ethical standards are either “high” or “very high.”
- It is the 11th time nurses have been voted the most trusted profession.
Special Offering for Nurses at Dreamtime Wellness™ – ‘Giving Back’ to Those That Give So Much.
During Nurse’s Week – FOB Nurses SAVE MORE. Mention this post and SAVE $30 off any Reiki or Hypnosis Session, Reiki Training or Gift Certificate Purchased During Nurses Week. Gift yourself…
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SUNNY DAYS ARE HERE TO STAY!
Snapshots from the Gloucester Stage Company’s Spring Party
Tom Burger, Bea Waring, and Andree Robert
A splendid time was had by all at the Gloucester Stage Company spring celebration, held at the lovely, brand newly built home of hosts Andree and Tom Burger.
GSC Managing Director Jeff Zinn, Tom, Andree, and GSC Artistic Director Robert Walsh
Benny Sato Ambush, Director of Lettice and Lovage, premiering May 19th and Bob
L to R: Current Gloucester Stage Board President Elizabeth Neumeier; Member of Spring Celebration Committee and Gloucester resident Shelley Morgan; Former Gloucester Stage Board member and Magnolia resident Shelia Lummis and Former Gloucester Stage Board President Bea Waring
Chef Matt Beach created a fabulous medley of h’ordeuvres, including over-the-top delish cheese puffs stuffed with crab.
Cabaret artists Brian Patton and Leslie Anderson led a lively sing along of show tunes. The evening was topped by a silent auction of exciting travel and treasure donations. To learn more about how you can support the Gloucester Stage Company and to see the stellar line up of this season’s shows, visit the GSC website here.
Riverbend Restaurant coming to Essex
New restaurant coming to Essex!
The Riverbend restaurant still under construction is coming to the Essex Marina area with a target date of sometime in June. Great views from this spot of the marshes and Essex River. They are still looking for help in the wait staff and bartending positions. More to follow.
FAME at Gloucester Marine Railways

Does anyone know what the space through which the rudder post runs is called?
Sun clearing

How Did You Get There?

I took these shots on April 30. At the time, I didn’t know what I was shooting. I could see something in the distance on the wall, but didn’t know what it was (I was shooting from Oakes Cove at Ten Pound Island). There was no boat anywhere near or on shore, so I didn’t think it was people. If you recognize yourselves, tell us – how in the world did you get out there?
E.J. Lefavour
Learning the human form is always a good idea for any artist!


























